> From: Alex Ferguson [mailto:abf_at_...]
> Harmast is a much clearer example. Maybe he got away with it because
> he was such a LBQ-variant pack-rat that knew about five different
> "correct" ways to do each stage, and so had plenty of wiggle-room
> to find a new path, without getting "stuck" in his actions from the
> previous time...
Do you mean that Harmast attempted the LBQ again later in life with less success (I think it was him, says so in KoS), or are you saying that he did a double-or-nothing quest like Argrath did?
If it's the latter, then I'm curious, because I hadn't realised that.
Harry.